I LOVE this idea. I've wanted to have a way to separate funds in different accounts for long term purchases, but haven't seen an easy way. I'll give it a shot.

I've always thought more of our productivity apps should be turned into games. As addicting as online games are, it seems a no-brainer to take those same principles and work them into our regular life.

I think this is interesting, but I just don't see any practical use for it in my day-to-day browser usage. Do people really leave 20 tabs open like that?

Excellent tip, LH! Thanks!

VOTE: Home all-in-one Canon

I have to admit, I don't really understand this issue. Only on rare occasion would I have more than a handful of tabs open at once.

So will this integrate into Windows Gadgets if you use them, or is this essentially a stand-alone program (I'm thinking the latter)...

I've used a BUNCH of online and offline todo lists, and this is by far my favorite. It's super-simple, but it does the trick.

Ugly duckling? Maybe by today's standards, but at the time, it rocked.

@jetRink: Good point—but this doesn't feel as "seedy" as a payday loan. I'd think for $5, a lot of people would love the 30 day lifeline...still...not necessarily a good idea to get used to. :P

@wagedomain: That's awesome! I'm a newbie runner too. Started last Nov and ran my first 10k in February. Now working to run my first 15k on Labor Day. It's addicting!

MUCH better organizing! Thank you!!!

@wagedomain: Cool—I just heard about that. That's really a GREAT value compared to these other devices.

@wagedomain: Yes, the Nike+ is very good, too! I used one for nearly a year before getting my Garmin. I was surprised when I used the two at the same time how they both matched so well. If you don't care for a map or HR, Nike+ is all you really need!

I track my runs through my Garmin 305 and [www.DailyMile.com.] Love it!

@skier-dude7: Agreed! Techbargains should replace Woot, which isn't an aggregator at all.

@minjin: I agree. That's an odd choice to put on a Deal Hunting Site poll. If anything, they're closer to a store than a deal aggregator.

VOTE: SlickDeals.net

@muzicman82: Last.fm takes the win for me for the desktop app. I can put it on my desktop and close my browser and enjoy!

@JuryDuty: PS If you want to read a story that won't show up, google Missminimalist and the name of the story—then you can see the cached version.